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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

I Teach Economics in
HUDSON'S MALE QUARTETTE
Schools, Urges Cody
AT TEMPLE BETH EL RALLY
at Forum Lucheon

RACHMANIOFF AT
ORCHESTRA HALL

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Serge Rachmaninoff, most famous of
living Russian composers and pianists,
will make his first Detroit appearance
in a recital at Detroit Orchestra hall,
Monday evening, November 10. This
concert will form part of the Detroit
Philharmonic course, given under the
auspices of the Michigan Philharmonic
bureau. All previous concerts of the
course have been given at the Arena
Gardens.
The program to be given by \I r. Rach-
maniotT will be representative of the
many different forms of musical com-
position in which lie has excelled, in

Frank Cody, superintendent of
schools, spoke to a large gathering
at the Forum Luncheon given by the
B'nai Brith Club, at its club rooms, 25
Broadway, Tuesday, October 28. iii
the place of Charles Cameron, of
the Detroit Journal, who was unable
to be present. While dealing gen-
erally with the subject announced for
Mr. Cameron, "Americanizing the
Americans," Mr. Cody dealth with
emphasis on the need Of revising the
"The Sultan Corner"
curriculum in the Detroit public
, cho.ls as a first step in Americaniz-
ing the American children.
The suggestion offered by Mr. Cody
to fight economic illiteracy, so prevae
lent in the public schools, through
the medium of, educational, newspaper
and magazine articles, was greoted
with warm approval by his hearers.
"In order to mitt radicalism and
Bolshevism, we must insist that our
children be given definite lessons in
economics," declared Mr. Cody. "Un-
der our old text-book system, we are
turning out economic illiterates. It is
a vicious thing to allow that system
to go unchecked. We must Ameri-
canize the American children by
teaching them that there is a reason
why prices are high. We must ex-
plain why everybody in the world is
engaged in the second-story game.
Music lovers will be pleased at the before the war council at Trionon
"Concrete lessons in the value of
announcement that through the ef- Palace on the occasion of the ban- money, in the banking of it, in the
forts of the Young People's Society quet tendered that body by the Amer- manners of its exchange, should be
of Temple Beth El the Hudson's Male ican members. They were also en- taught. And newspapers and maga-
Quartet will appear in concert at the gaged by the Royal Opera House at zines should be one of the greatest
big Patriotic Rally to be given at the Nice to sing a group of songs during mediums in spreading those teach-
ings. How can we expect the for-
Temple Wednesday, Nov. 5, at 8:15 the progress of the opera.
eigners within our gates to know the
p. tun., together with the Hudson
Serge Rachmaninoff.
In addition to the concert, Rabbi truth of conditions if our own chil-
Women's Quartet and Hudson's
Leo M. Franklin will speak in behalf dren do not?"
elaborate symphonies and concertos and
Symphony Orchestra.
of the Patriotic Fund Drive. A cor-
Mr. Cody emphasized the necessity also in the shorter selectiofts of "salon
The quartet was in France for dial invitation is extended to the gen- of increasing the wage-scale of teach- music." The program will also include
seven months during the war, sing- eral public by the Young People's So- ers. The average wage now is $1,300 a 'number of selections from other Rus-
ing to the soldiers in the trenches and ciety. No admission will be charged and because of that it is very difficult sian composers, for Mr. Rachmanioff is
doing recital work at the Y. M. C. A. and there will be no solicitation of to recruit the ranks of the teaching a strong believer in the greatness of all
Only Detroit Recital of
corps.
typical Russian music. The power of
and K. of C. huts. They appeared funds.
"NI ale teachers are deserting the this music to compel the interest and
profession," declared NIr. Cody. "Out command the emotions not only of
SIX JEWS APPOINTED
of 3,700, we have only 300 men teach- music lovers but also of those who know
AS JUDGES IN POSEN ers in the city. Fifty of that number little of the art, will be demonstrated
have been forced to resign since the fully at this concert by the Russian
Special 1/WeSileatiONS
beginning of the school year because master.
A particular branch of Certi-
WARSAW—Six Jewish lawyers in of econotnic pressure. Education is
fied Public Accountancy in
_
that of Special Investigations Posen have attained the honor of ap- a state function. Teachers must re-
Adath Jeshurun Synagogue at Lou-
Seats now on sale at Grinnell's and Hudson. Prices $1.00 to 53.00
where reliable information
and data are required for the pointment as judges. Their names ore ceive a living wage—a wage that will isville, Ky., was dedicated recently.
Management, M ichigan Philharmonic Bureau.
successful fulfilment of a plan Steinberger, Rothfeld, Ratner, Karlbad, meet the advanced standards."
The structure is considered one of tic
or prefect.
Mr. Adolph Freund, who presided, imest church edifices in the south.
Burstein and Schiffman.
This work calls for pains-
announced that Rabbi Abram Simon,
taking accuracy. keen busi-
of Washington, one of the Executive
ness Judgment and the ana- Firm Has Unique Plan
hoard of the Central Conference of
lytical sense which comes
for Closing on Sabbath American Rabbis who meet here next
from wide business expell-
ent,.
week,
will be the speaker at the next
Certified Public Account-
I. L. Scheinman & Co., one of the Forum luncheon held at the club-
ancy. by its eery now,. Is
the one profession best equipped largest concerns in the United States rooms, Tuesday noon, November 4.
to perform the involved and
devoted to the grading and packing of Ladies are especially invited to at-
tedious work of special Investi-
high grade wiping cloths, mill ends, etc., tend.
gations.
for factory use, have inagurated a uni-
que system fur the closing of their
entire plant on the Sabbath. The day
is made up by arranging the employes
work an hour longer on each of the
Certified Public Accountants to
remaining Inc days, thus leaving Satur-
—and, all its musical excel-
day free in order to observe the Sabbath
(New York)
"How to Listen to Symphony Mu-
lence no less fully at the com-
according to the Mosaic laws. The plan sic" 'is the timely topic chosen by
Dime Bank Blde. Cherry 271
has proved highly satisfactory and both Prof. Albert A. Stanley, Dean of the
Woolworth Bldg., New York
mand of the one without mu-
the firm and the employes have voiced University of Michigan Music Schoolt
sical training, than available to
their enthusiasm for the plan.
for discussion before the Jewish

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at 2 p. m., in the auditorium of Tem-
ple Beth El. The talk, which ordinarily
would have taken place Monday, has
been changed to Sunday so as not to
interfere with the work of the mem-
bers of the club who have volunteered,
their services to the Detroit Patriotic
Fund.
As director of the Choral Union
and May Festival Concert series, and
an authority on musical lore. Prof.
Stanley's message will prove a treat

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